System Admin Stuff

Useful Posts Related to Windows,Unix,VMware,Veritas,Networking,Cluster etc.

Thursday 29 July 2021

Here's everything we know about 'Echoing Void' for Minecraft Dungeons

This massive chapter of Minecraft Dungeons is coming to a close.

Minecraft Dungeons has been around for a little over a year now, and its journey up until now has been filled with mostly success and a long line of considerable content updates and upgrades. Now, we know the conclusion to the current Minecraft Dungeons chapter, which arrives with the launch of the officially announced Echoing Void DLC expansion, the sixth expansion for Minecraft Dungeons and the final piece of the Minecraft Dungeons Season Pass. Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition also arrives as the quintessential collection for Minecraft Dungeons players.

Here's everything you need to know about the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons, and Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition.

Jump to:

A catalog of games

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate

From $1/month at Microsoft $15 at Amazon (1-month subscription)

All your gaming needs, in one subscription

Is the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate the best value in all of gaming? It's possible. Ultimate bundles your Xbox Live Gold subscription, an Xbox Game Pass subscription for both Xbox consoles and Windows PCs, and Xbox Cloud Gaming for on-the-go. The base game of Minecraft Dungeons is already included everywhere Xbox Game Pass is available.

What is the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons?

Echoing Void is the sixth DLC expansion for Minecraft Dungeons, and the fourth included in the Minecraft Dungeons Season Pass. Echoing Void follows in the footsteps of Howling Peaks, Flames of the Nether, and Hidden Depths, and is the final chapter in the story following the Arch-Illager and the Orb of Dominance.

Echoing Void takes Minecraft Dungeons to the End, the mysterious and dangerous void that represents the "final" area in Minecraft, and is in some ways "the end" of Minecraft Dungeons. Mojang Studios has teased that Minecraft Dungeons isn't finished yet, and more is coming in the future, but it's not ready to talk about it yet.

Minecraft Dungeons heading to the End was first teased alongside other Minecraft Dungeons DLC during Minecraft Live 2020.

When is the release date for the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons?

Minecraft Dungeons Echoing Void DLC officially released on July 28, 2021.

At release, Echoing Void is available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PC, PS5, PS4, and Switch, either by purchasing the Minecraft Dungeons Season Pass, Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition, or Echoing Void standalone. You'll also be able to play Minecraft Dungeons' Echoing Void DLC through Xbox Cloud Gaming if you purchase it through one of the above means.

The Minecraft Dungeons base game is available through Xbox Game Pass on both consoles and PC, but Echoing Void will not be included. You'll have to purchase Echoing Void to play it with Minecraft Dungeons through Xbox Game Pass.

Versions & pricing

If you haven't already picked up the Minecraft Dungeons Season Pass (which includes the newly released Echoing Void DLC right away), then you still have multiple ways to gain access to the latest Minecraft Dungeons expansion, and a new way to unlock every single DLC and expansion the game has seen so far.

The Echoing Void DLC is available to purchase by itself, through the Minecraft Dungeons Season Pass, or through Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition and the Ultimate Edition Bundle add-on. Unless you've already purchased the Minecraft Dungeons Season Pass, the Ultimate Edition Bundle includes all Minecraft Dungeons DLC, including Echoing Void and previous Hero Pass DLC, for the same price.

You can also access Echoing Void content if you play with someone who already owns Echoing Void.

You can find all the links to purchase Echoing Void or Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition below.

The End

Minecraft Dungeons — Echoing Void

$6 at Microsoft (Xbox) $6 at Microsoft (PC)

The thrilling conclusion

The first chapter of Minecraft Dungeons' action-packed story concludes with Echoing Void, which takes the action-RPG to The End and gives players new foes to fight, new loot to discover, and new puzzles to solve. Echoing Void is the last DLC in the Minecraft Dungeons Season Pass, and is included in the Ultimate Edition.

Ultimate collection

Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition

$40 at Microsoft (Xbox) $40 at Microsoft (PC) $20 at Microsoft (Xbox add-on) $20 at Microsoft (PC add-on)

Everything Dungeons and more

Minecraft Dungeons has released a ridiculous amount of content since its launch, and now players can gain access to it all in one fell swoop with Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition, a value-driven bundle that includes the base game, all six DLC expansions released so far, and the Hero Pass DLC. If you already own Minecraft Dungeons, you can also get the Ultimate Edition add-on for all the DLC.

Where can I watch the trailers for the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons?

With the Echoing Void DLC and the Ultimate Edition for Minecraft Dungeons, Mojang Studios has released a few trailers and even a developer diary to help people ease into the new releases. Here's where you can watch every trailer for Minecraft Dungeons' Echoing Void DLC.

Echoing Void dev diary

Echoing Void launch trailer

Ultimate Edition Bundle trailer

Ultimate Edition launch trailer

What are the features and gameplay in the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons?

Mojang Studios loves to announce its updates and then slowly trickle out information on the road to final release, and it's no different with the Echoing Void DLC. Even before Echoing Void officially released, we already had a ton of info on what to expect from the next big expansion for Minecraft Dungeons. Ahead of release, for example, Mojang Studios released an Echoing Void-themed dev diary.

Here's what you need to know about the features and gameplay in the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons.

What locations will there be?

We know that Echoing Void will take place in the End, a dark and foreboding dimension filled with purple-tinted voids, massive fortresses, floating ships, islands of white end stone, and hordes of Endermen. It seems Mojang has expectantly adapted this into Minecraft Dungeons with a lot of embellishments like new environments, architecture, decorations, and more. This is The End, but it's not The End you'll see in vanilla Minecraft.

We know that Echoing Void will include three new missions for players to conquer, likely comprising of two main levels and a secret area players will need to discover on their own. We know the Echoing Void missions will include:

  • End Wilds
  • Stronghold
  • Broken Citadel

Shared in this Echoing Void developer update, it seems the End Wilds will be the first End-specific mission players will get to explore, and it looks absolutely gorgeous. Players will get to explore chorus forests, End cities, End ships, and much more in End Wilds, while fighting new mobs and solving new puzzles.

Echoing Void will also include brand-new puzzles to test the skills and creativity of players, so be on your guard when you first play. This includes void blocks and void liquid, which causes damage and multiplies all incoming damage, using shulker bullets, equipping elytra to glide between platforms (and using elytra to slam into the ground and damage enemies), and much more.

Players will also apparently have to hunt down Endersent, an Enderman mob variant, to obtain Eyes of Ender to gain entry into The End. Endersent dungeons have been added to six locations in Minecraft Dungeons, and players will need to track down those dungeons and slay the Endersent inside to open an End Gateway. This is related to the fact that the Overworld is being affected by The End, with the void-like dimension seeping into other parts of Minecraft Dungeons.

What new mobs will we see?

Enderman in Minecraft.

Minecraft Dungeons features a variety of mobs, both hostile and peaceful, which are either existing Minecraft mobs adapted for the game or all-new mobs inspired by Minecraft or the DLC theme. Echoing Void will include a huge number of new mobs for Minecraft Dungeons players to battle, and see existing mobs and variants make a valiant return in The End.

Endermen are mini-bosses in other Minecraft Dungeons levels, but they also feature heavily in Echoing Void, as Mojang has created at least four new Endermen variants for Echoing Void iknown as the Enderlings. We learned more about Enderlings in this Mojang Studios blog update, which detailed the three Enderling variants players will encounter in Echoing Void.

The watchling is the most "grunt"-like of the Enderling variants, and is covered in eyes to watch out for players. When a foe is spotted, the watchling can teleport to their location and unleash a barrage of melee attacks.

The blastling may look like a tank-like mob at first glance, but is actually the ranged specialist of the Enderlings, capable of using its arms as miniature cannons to launch a volley of projectiles at players.

Finally, there's the snareling, a unique Enderling that behaves similarly to spiders but with inspirations from The End.

Of course, there's also Endersent, another Enderman variant that's not related to the Enderlings and actually can be found in the Overworld through various dungeons. Players will need to hunt down the Endersent in order to gain access to The End.

We also know that silverfish, an incredibly frustrating mob that usually appears around strongholds (like the one that surrounds the End Portal in Minecraft), are making an appearance in Minecraft Dungeons. Like in vanilla Minecraft, it seems silverfish prefer to attack in large numbers and can literally rain down from the sky above players. Silverfish will be another interesting obstacle to overcome in Echoing Void.

Elsewhere, we can also see returning mobs like pillagers and iceologers, so it seems other kinds of mobs have invaded the End in Echoing Void, which used to be dominated by Endermen. Shulkers, which also make their home in the End, can be seen in Echoing Void, too, so be sure to look out for their sneaky long-range projectiles, which do indeed cause levitation (and apparently play into puzzles).

Who will be the final boss?

Don't expect the Ender Dragon.

Of course, the final boss at the end of the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons is bound to be on a lot of people's minds. Many may have expected it to be the terrifying Ender Dragon, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Apparently, the Ender Dragon may already be long dead in the Minecraft Dungeons universe, and something else has been corrupted by the terrible powers of the Orb of Dominance.

Without giving away too much, we do know that a previous foe is returning in Echoing Void as an all-new and incredibly powerful force: the Heart of Ender. The final boss for the base game of Minecraft Dungeons, this terrifying creature returns as the Vengeful Heart of Ender, and stalks players through the levels as an unstoppable and powerful threat.

If you look closely, you may be able to spot the Vengeful Heart of Ender in the Echoing Void key art for Minecraft Dungeons.

What gear and loot can you collect?

Like with every other Minecraft Dungeons expansion, Echoing Void will include new gear. It seems like Echoing Void is upping the ante, however, with a surprisingly large list of new gear being introduced in the expansion, including lots of new artifacts. You'll have to discover the gear for yourself to unlock the secrets of exactly what each one does, but we do know what's included.

New weapons in Echoing Void for Minecraft Dungeons include:

  • Backstabber (Melee)
  • Swift Striker (Melee Unique)
  • Void Bow (Ranged)
  • Call of the Void (Ranged Unique)
  • Shadow Crossbow (Ranged)
  • Veiled Crossbow (Ranged Unique)
  • Obsidian Claymore (Melee)
  • The Starless Night (Melee Unique)
  • Void Touched Blades (Melee)
  • The Beginning and The End (Melee Unique)

New armor in Echoing Void for Minecraft Dungeons include:

  • Entertainer's Garb
  • The Troubadour (Unique)
  • Shulker Armor
  • Sturdy Shulker Armor (Unique)
  • Teleportation Robes
  • Unstable Robes (Unique)

New artifacts in Echoing Void for Minecraft Dungeons include:

  • Shadow Shifter
  • Tome of Duplication
  • Vexing Chant
  • Void Quiver

As mentioned earlier, it has been confirmed that elytra is making its debut in Minecraft Dungeons as well. Besides being used to traverse the maps by spanning ominous gaps across the void, players will also be able to use elytra as offensive weapons. The elytra dive lets players slam into the ground and cause area-of-effect damage to enemies.

If you're all here for cosmetic items, you're in luck. Echoing Void will include two new character skins and a new End-themed pet (the endermite) for players.

Is there a free update with the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons?

Every expansion for Minecraft Dungeons so far has also included a free update, which adds new features, quality-of-life improvements, and more for all players, regardless of how they're playing Minecraft Dungeons and which expansions they own. Echoing Void continues this trend and features its own free update. Aside from the usual batch of bug fixes and general changes we're expecting, the free update coming alongside Echoing Void also includes a few new features.

Firstly, here are the new enchantments in the free update alongside Echoing Void for Minecraft Dungeons:

  • Ambush (Melee)
  • Dipping Poison (Ranged)
  • Levitation Shot (Ranged)
  • Shadow Blast (Armor)
  • Shadow Surge (Armor)
  • Void Strike (Melee and ranged)

Secondly, we know the free update coming alongside the Echoing Void DLC includes a new game mode called "Gauntlet of Gales," which is seemingly inspired by the Howling Peaks DLC. This game mode has players solve a variety of complex puzzles and mazes in exchange for exclusive rewards, and offers yet another way to play Minecraft Dungeons outside the usual gameplay loop. It'll be interesting to see how the Gauntlet of Gales stays relevant over time, and if it succeeds in mixing up Minecraft Dungeons' gameplay.

Players who particpate in the Guantlet of Gales also has a chance to earn gear that normally would be exclusive to Howling Peaks, even if you don't own the DLC already.

There are plenty of other changes and improvements in the free update for Echoing Void, but those are the two biggest new features.

Of course, there's also the official soundtrack for Echoing Void, which interested people can discover on Spotify in the link above. Like vanilla Minecraft, Mojang Studios goes all out for Minecraft Dungeons' soundtracks, and they almost always sound awesome.

What is Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition?

Minecraft Dungeon's opening era is coming to a close, and includes a staggering six DLC expansions filled with new levels and a plethora of content for players to enjoy. For those who haven't played Minecraft Dungeons or haven't returned to the action RPG in ages, Mojang Studios is offering a new way to play alongside the release of Echoing Void. Entering the field: Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition.

The Ultimate Edition of Minecraft Dungeons basically does what you'd expect it to do, and includes all previously released content for Minecraft Dungeons. This includes Minecraft Dungeons, the Hero Pass (including cosmetic items), and the Season Pass in one aggressively priced bundle. While this isn't targeting hardcore Minecraft Dungeons players that already own all the expansions, it could be a great way for more players to experience everything Minecraft Dungeons is offering over a year after its initial release.

Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition officially launches on July 28, 2021, for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation, Switch, and PC, and will include:

  • Minecraft Dungeons
  • Hero Pass DLC
  • Jungle Awakens
  • Creeping Winter
  • Howling Peaks
  • Flames of the Nether
  • Hidden Depths
  • Echoing Void

Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition is available for all platforms for $40, but players can purchase the Ultimate Edition Bundle, which includes all the DLC without the base game, for $20. This makes the Minecraft Dungeons Season Pass effectively obsolete. If you want to pick up the Ultimate Edition, you can find links in the "Versions & pricing" section or down below.

Will there be future content for Minecraft Dungeons?

Mojang has made it clear that this concludes the Minecraft Dungeons story, or at least, the Arch-Illager and the Orb of Dominance's story. While the arrival in the End with Echoing Void may signify the end of the game to some, that's not the case.

From Mojang Studios: "Does that mean it's over for Minecraft Dungeons? Certainly not — there's plenty more to come — but one thing at a time!"

It's not clear whether Minecraft Dungeons will bring a new story and continue to release expansions like it has been (possibly with a new Season Pass) or whether the game intends to go in a new direction entirely, but we do know that Minecraft Dungeons isn't going anywhere yet. We'll likely learn more about what the future entails for Minecraft Dungeons after the Echoing Void DLC officially releases.

We'll keep our eyes peeled for any new information about Minecraft Dungeons and where the game is heading next, and update you accordingly.

What is the changelog for the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons?

With Echoing Void and the Ultimate Edition also came a massive free update and an accompanying changelog to go with it. There are a lot of changes, fixes, and improvements in Minecraft Dungeons 1.10.1.0 / 1.10.2.0 (depending on the platform), so let's get started. Here's the full changelog for the Echoing Void DLC for Minecraft Dungeons.

Official changelog from Mojang Studios. Original report from Windows Central.

Echoing Void DLC

Features

  • Three new missions
  • Six existing missions expanded with new Endersent dungeons
  • All-new mobs and enemies
  • Two new skins
  • Endermite pet

New weapons

  • Backstabber (Melee)
  • Swift Striker (Melee Unique)
  • Void Bow (Ranged)
  • Call of the Void (Ranged Unique)
  • Shadow Crossbow (Ranged)
  • Veiled Crossbow (Ranged Unique)
  • Obsidian Claymore (Melee)
  • The Starless Night (Melee Unique)
  • Void Touched Blades (Melee)
  • The Beginning and The End (Melee Unique)

New armor

  • Entertainer's Garb
  • The Troubadour (Unique)
  • Shulker Armor
  • Sturdy Shulker Armor (Unique)
  • Teleportation Robes
  • Unstable Robes (Unique)

New artifacts

  • Shadow Shifter
  • Tome of Duplication
  • Vexing Chant
  • Void Quiver

New Achievements

  • 10 new Achievements / Trophies to unlock on your adventures

Free update

Gauntlet of Gales

  • Enter the Gauntlet of Gales, a unique maze-like mission that puts your skills to the test through tricky trials and perplexing puzzles! This gauntlet contains challenges that require everything from wit and cunning to endurance and determination. Complete the mission for a chance of finding artifacts previously only available as part of the Howling Peaks DLC!

New enchantments

  • Ambush (Melee)
  • Dipping Poison (Ranged)
  • Levitation Shot (Ranged)
  • Shadow Blast (Armor)
  • Shadow Surge (Armor)
  • Void Strike (Melee and ranged)

Enchantment expansions

  • Committed (Ranged)
  • Critical Hit (Ranged)
  • Exploding (Ranged)
  • Fire Aspect (Ranged)
  • Looting (Ranged)
  • Prospector (Ranged)
  • Soul Siphon (Ranged)
  • Smiting (Ranged)
  • Unchanting (Melee)
  • Weakening (Ranged)

Changes

  • Added story narration to the beginning of each Flames of the Nether mission

Fixes

Gameplay

  • Bosses can no longer be instantly killed before they spawn
  • The Diamond Key Golem can no longer get stuck on the other side of the gate on Cacti Canyon
  • Arena battles can now be completed even if a mob has spawned or fallen underground
  • Emeralds can now be gathered by downed players

Ancient Hunts

  • Fixed an issue that could cause the exit door to not be opened at the end of Ancient Hunts
  • Ancient Mob icons on the Ancient Hunt screen are now revealed when they have been defeated
  • Fixed text alignment on Ancient Hunt screen
  • It is now possible to withdraw an item on the Ancient Hunt screen using a keyboard when playing on PC

Weapons, armor, & artifacts

  • Sponge Striker's special effect no longer deals enough damage to instantly kill the player when hitting a mob enchanted with Thorns
  • Players can no longer use normal attacks while using Eye of the Guardian that was triggered by Final Shout
  • Windbow now pulls defeated mobs during multiplayer sessions
  • Stopped Heavy Harpoons changing size after hitting something
  • Crossbow arrows now despawn after hitting Geomancer walls
  • Fixed Soul Lantern and Wonderful Wheat artifacts showing zero summon damage in their item stats

Enchantments & effects

  • Dynamo stacks are now removed upon hitting a mob with Fireworks Arrow, Torment Quiver, and Exploding Crossbow
  • The Dolphin's Grace effect now appears as a separate icon to Swiftness on the HUD
  • Luck of The Sea now appears on the HUD and added a visual effect to the player when the enchantment is activated
  • Fixed Luck of the Sea enchantment causing Gilded Common items being incorrectly labeled as Unique
  • Fixed an exploit that caused Updraft Tome to be spammed repeatedly
  • Aborting Overcharge no longer leaves the Overcharge visual effects on the player

Environment

  • Players no longer respawn inside the Nether portal room door after jumping off a ledge in the Camp
  • Fixed cactus blocks not having collisions
  • Fixed light from torches flickering during Night
  • Fixed players' shadows casting on surfaces they shouldn't, like under bridges
  • Fixed the force field effect still being present after gates were lowered on Nether Fortress

User interface

  • Fixed the Cloud Saves prompt appearing in the main menu every time a local P2 guest account left a session
  • Fixed multiplayer clients sometimes not seeing the damage they deal
  • Removed the cosmetic warning prompt that appeared when uploading a Hero that had Sinister Cape and / or Baby Pig cosmetics equipped, as these are available to all players
  • Fixed an exploit that allowed players to rejoin an online session after being kicked
  • "Raid Captain Bounty" text is now translated to all supported languages
  • After enchanting an Item, Screen Narrator can now read the requirements for another level of enchantment
  • Fixed the new character not being discarded if exiting the character creation menu with the Escape key

Jungle Awakens DLC

  • Fixed untextured fence blocks in Jungle Awakens missions
  • Fixed Jungle Zombies not inflicting poison damage
  • Rebalanced all mob groups in these missions
  • Added more hidden chests, substantially increasing the loot players can get from these missions
  • Animals should now appear less frequently and not at all in arenas in these missions
  • Added Witches and large Slimes in Dingy Jungle for improved mob variance
  • Added Skeleton Vanguard and large Slimes in Overgrown Temple for improved mob variance
  • Added Skeleton Vanguard, Witches, and large Slimes in Panda Plateau for improved mob variance

Creeping Winter DLC

  • The intro narration to Lone Fortress now properly refers to the Wretched Wraith
  • Added Mountaineer mob to Frosted Fjord and Lost Settlement
  • Added the Witch mob to the forest segment in Lost Settlement
  • Rebalanced all mob groups in these missions
  • Added more hidden chests, substantially increasing the loot players can get from these missions

Hidden Depths DLC

  • Turtle Armor and Squid Armor can now be sold by merchants in the Camp
  • Fixed a hole in Radiant Ravine that cause players to get stuck
  • Players can no longer destroy Ancient Guardian mines
  • Fixed the Conduit heart temporarily disappearing after death
  • Fixed corrupted graphics on the Conduit after walking away from it
  • Fixed the item description of the Trident to describe its actual ability
  • Fixed missing sound effects for Drowned Necromancer lightning strikes during multiplayer sessions
  • Pufferfish no longer inflate when other Pufferfish are nearby
  • Fixed delayed arena battles in Abyssal Monument
  • The gates no longer close and reopen in areas of Abyssal Monument
  • Tridents no longer look huge when they're stuck in Tropical Slimes
  • Characters in local co-op no longer continue walking and fall off the edge during the outro sequence on Radiant Ravine
  • Lightning strikes now deal area of effect damage during Night in multiplayer on underwater missions
  • Decreased the time it takes for mobs to disappear after being killed in underwater missions
  • The red vignette is now present during the Night in underwater missions
  • After attacking Squid, ink clouds now appear more consistently, in a slightly larger area, and last for 10 seconds
  • Fixed oxygen directional markers completely disappearing under the HUD
  • Fixed mobs appearing out of bounds on Radiant Ravine
  • Fixed players getting stuck behind the arena gate on Abyssal Monument
  • Fixed the camera becoming obscured in various areas on Abyssal Monument and Radiant Ravine
  • The "TNT Used" statistic no longer appears after underwater missions
  • The Snowball enchantment no longer targets Pufferfish

Known issues

  • A blue background is present behind the character on the Download / Upload Hero screens
  • The new 'Burning Up' achievement cannot be unlocked by clients in online multiplayer sessions
  • It's possible to skip past the diamond gate in the End Wilds mission, causing objectives not to update and being unable to complete the mission
  • One cutscene is missing voiceover localization for Chinese languages
  • Subtitles in Nether DLC mission intros are absent for most languages

Minecraft Dungeons is a great game all around. It's easily one of the best Xbox Game Pass games and one of the best Xbox Cloud Gaming games, making it one of the best Xbox games in general.

Ultimate collection

Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition

$40 at Microsoft (Xbox) $40 at Microsoft (PC) $20 at Microsoft (Xbox add-on) $20 at Microsoft (PC add-on)

Everything Dungeons and more

Minecraft Dungeons has released a ridiculous amount of content since its launch, and now players can gain access to it all in one fell swoop with Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition, a value-driven bundle that includes the base game, all six DLC expansions released so far, and the Hero Pass DLC. If you already own Minecraft Dungeons, you can also get the Ultimate Edition add-on for all the DLC.

A catalog of games

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate

From $1/month at Microsoft $15 at Amazon (1-month subscription)

All your gaming needs, in one subscription

Is the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate the best value in all of gaming? It's possible. Ultimate bundles your Xbox Live Gold subscription, an Xbox Game Pass subscription for both Xbox consoles and Windows PCs, and Xbox Cloud Gaming for on-the-go. The base game of Minecraft Dungeons is already included everywhere Xbox Game Pass is available.



0 comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

ShortNewsWeb

Loading...

Blog Archive

Categories

'The Woks of Life' Reminded Me to Cook With All the Flavors I Love (1) 10 Scary Podcasts to Listen to in the Dark (1) 13 of the Best Spooky Episodes From (Mostly) Un-Spooky Shows (1) 1Password Now Generates QR Codes to Share Wifi Passwords (1) 2024 (15) 30 Movies and TV Shows That Are Basically 'Competence Porn' (1) 30 of the Most Obscenely Patriotic Movies Ever (1) 31 Spooky Movies to Watch Throughout October (1) 40 Netflix Original Series You Should Watch (1) 55 Box Office Bombs Totally Worth Watching (1) Active Directory (1) Adobe's AI Video Generator Might Be as Good as OpenAI's (1) AIX (1) and I'd Do It Again (1) and Max Bundle Isn't a Terrible Deal (1) Apache (2) Apple Intelligence Is Running Late (1) Apple Intelligence's Instructions Reveal How Apple Is Directing Its New AI (1) August 18 (1) August 4 (1) August 5 (1) Avoid an Allergic Reaction by Testing Your Halloween Makeup Now (1) Backup & Restore (2) best practices (1) bleepingcomputer (52) Blink Security Cameras Are up to 68% Off Ahead of Prime Day (1) CentOS (1) Configure PowerPath on Solaris (1) Documents (2) Don't Fall for This 'New' Google AI Scam (1) Don't Rely on a 'Monte Carlo' Retirement Analysis (1) Eight Cleaning Products TikTok Absolutely Loves (1) Eight of the Best Methods for Studying so You Actually Retain the Information (1) Eight Unexpected Ways a Restaurant Can Mislead You (1) Elevate Your Boring Store-Bought Pretzels With This Simple Seasoning Technique (1) Everything Announced at Apple's iPhone 16 Event (1) file system (6) Find (1) Find a Nearby ‘Gleaning Market’ to Save Money on Groceries (1) Five Red Flags to Look for in Any Restaurant (1) Five Ways You Can Lose Your Social Security Benefits (1) Flappy Bird's Creator Has Nothing to Do With Its 'Remake' (1) Four Reasons to Walk Out of a Job Interview (1) Four Signs Thieves Are Casing Your House (1) gaming (1) Hackers Now Have Access to 10 Billion Stolen Passwords (1) How I Finally Organized My Closet With a Digital Inventory System (1) How to Cancel Your Amazon Prime Membership After Prime Day Is Over (1) How to Choose the Best Weightlifting Straps for Your Workout (1) How to Keep Squirrels Off Your Bird Feeders (1) How to Set Up Your Bedroom Like a Hotel Room (and Why You Should) (1) How to Take a Screenshot on a Mac (1) How to Take Full Control of Your Notifications on a Chromebook (1) Hulu (1) I Chose the Beats Fit Pro Over the AirPods Pro (1) If You Got a Package You Didn't Order (1) If You Hate Running (1) Important Questions (17) Install and Configure PowerPath (1) interview questions for linux (2) Is ‘Ultra-Processed’ Food Really That Bad for You? (1) Is Amazon Prime Really Worth It? (1) It Might Be a Scam (1) July 14 (1) July 21 (1) July 28 (1) July 7 (1) June 30 (1) LifeHacker (116) Linux (36) Meta Releases Largest Open-Source AI Model Yet (1) Monitoring (3) music (688) My Favorite 14TB Hard Drive Is 25% Off Right Now (1) My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Apple AirPods Max (2) My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Apple Pencil Pro (1) My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Nest Mesh WiFi Router (1) My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel 8 (1) My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: PlayStation 5 (1) My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Samsung Odyssey G9 Gaming Monitor (1) My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: SHOKZ OpenMove Bone Conduction Headphones (1) My Favorite Tools for Managing Cords and Cables (1) Nagios (2) Newtorking (1) NFS (1) OMG! Ubuntu! (688) Oracle Linux (1) oracleasm (3) osnews (23) Password less communication (1) Patching (2) Poaching Is the Secret to Perfect Corn on the Cob (1) powerpath (1) Prioritize Your To-Do List By Imagining Rocks in a Jar (1) Red Hat Exam (1) register (57) Rsync (1) Safari’s ‘Distraction Control’ Will Help You Banish (Some) Pop Ups (1) Samba (1) Scrcpy (1) September 1 (1) September 15 (1) September 2 (1) September 22 (1) September 23 (1) September 30 (1) September 8 (1) Seven Home 'Upgrades' That Aren’t Worth the Money (1) ssh (1) Swift Shift Is the Window Management Tool Apple Should Have Built (1) System hardening (1) Target’s ‘Circle Week’ Sale Is Still Going After October Prime Day (1) Target’s Answer to Prime Day Starts July 7 (1) Tech (9539) Tech CENTRAL (19) Technical stories (109) technpina (6) The 30 Best Movies of the 2020s so Far (and Where to Watch Them) (1) The 30 Best Sports Movies You Can Stream Right Now (1) The Best Deals on Robot Vacuums for Amazon’s Early Prime Day Sale (2) The Best Deals on Ryobi Tools During Home Depot's Labor Day Sale (1) The Best Early Prime Day Sales on Power Tools (1) The Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch on Netflix This Month (1) The Best October Prime Day Deals If You Are Experiencing Overwhelming Existential Dread (1) The Best Places to Go When You Don't Want to Be Around Kids (1) The Best Strategies for Lowering Your Credit Card Interest Rate (1) The Best Ways to Store All Your Bags and Purses (1) The Latest watchOS Beta Is Breaking Apple Watches (1) The New Disney+ (1) The Two Best Times of Year to Look for a New Job (1) These Meatball Shots Are My Favorite Football Season Snack (1) These Milwaukee Tools Are up to 69% off Right Now (1) This Google Nest Pro Is 30% Off for Prime Day (1) This Peanut Butter Latte Isn’t As Weird As It Sounds (1) This Tech Brand Will Get the Biggest Discounts During Prime Day (1) Three Quick Ways to Shorten a Necklace (1) Three Services People Don't Know They Can Get From Their Bank for Free (1) Today’s Wordle Hints (and Answer) for Monday (4) Today’s Wordle Hints (and Answer) for Sunday (11) Try 'Pile Cleaning' When Your Mess Is Overwhelming (1) Try 'Rucking' (1) Ubuntu News (345) Ubuntu! (1) Unix (1) Use This App to Sync Apple Reminders With Your iPhone Calendar (1) Use This Extension to Find All Your X Followers on Bluesky (1) veritas (2) Videos (1) Was ChatGPT Really Starting Conversations With Users? (1) Watch Out for These Red Flags in a Realtor Contract (1) Wayfair Is Having a '72-Hour Closeout' Sale to Compete With Prime Day (1) We Now Know When Google Will Roll Out Android 15 (1) What Is the 'Die With Zero' Movement (and Is It Right for You)? (1) What Not to Do When Training for a Marathon (1) What to Look for (and Avoid) When Selecting a Pumpkin (1) What's New on Prime Video and Freevee in September 2024 (1) Why You Can't Subscribe to Disney+ and Hulu Through Apple Anymore (1) Why Your Home Gym Needs Adjustable Kettlebells (1) Windows (5) You Can Easily Add Words to Your Mac's Dictionary (1) You Can Get 'World War Z' on Sale for $19 Right Now (1) You Can Get a Membership to BJ's for Practically Free Right Now (1) You Can Get Beats Studio Buds+ on Sale for $100 Right Now (1) You Can Get Microsoft Visio 2021 Pro on Sale for $20 Right Now (1) You Can Get This 12-Port USB-C Hub on Sale for $90 Right Now (1) You Can Get This Roomba E5 Robot Vacuum on Sale for $170 Right Now (1) You Can Hire Your Own Personal HR Department (1) You Can Set Different Scrolling Directions for Your Mac’s Mouse and Trackpad (1)

Recent Comments

Popular Posts

Translate

My Blog List

Popular

System Admin Share

Loading...

Total Pageviews

Copyright © System Admin Stuff | Powered by Blogger
Published By Blogger Template | Design By ThemePix.com | Blogger Theme By Premium Blogger Templates